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Last update: 10 hours agoPOLISARIO on Ceuta: Frente POLISARIO UN representative Dr. Sidi Mohamed Omar says Morocco used its own people as “cannon fodder,” framing last week’s Ceuta border storm as both a humanitarian tragedy and a security-political pressure tactic. Ceuta residents’ anxiety: In Brussels, Ceuta president Juan Jesús Vivas told lawmakers that 3,000–5,000 migrants still remained, leaving locals “sad, helpless, anxious,” and warned Spain’s security is “in the hands of a third country.” EU unity under strain: EU ministers backed Spain after the influx, but the crisis exposed deep fractures over blame, Schengen talk, and migration “solidarity.” Western Sahara diplomacy tie-in: Separate reporting links Morocco’s Western Sahara push to U.S. support, including the “Donald J. Trump Highway” named for the Throne Day era—seen as part of Rabat’s strategy to keep Washington aligned. Arts & culture ripple: Critics also renewed debate around Nolan’s The Odyssey, with Emily Wilson calling it “emotionally empty,” as the film’s themes get compared to the Ceuta “invasion” discourse.
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